Soviet Envoy Wires Protest Over Arrest Treatment
Soviet ambassador to the United States Ludwig Martens telegraphed Secretary of State Lansing protesting his treatment by New York State’s Legislative Committee investigating radical activities. He denied plans to overthrow the U S government while Berger claimed he disseminated propaganda for overthrow of organized government.
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New York
Ludwig C. A. K. Martens
United States
Lansing
New York State
Martens
Berger
Carboys of Vitriol Spill After Runaway Truck
In Andover two Carroll brothers escape serious harm when a truck carrying vitriol carboys loses brakes, crashes through an iron fence and into the railroad station yard, smashing carboys and spilling liquid while no one is injured.
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Andover
William and
Frank Carroll
William J. Carroll
Wilmington
Lawrence
School Street
Central Street
Salvation Army Outposts to Open North of Boston
The Salvation Army plans new outposts in Pinehurst district Billerica and in other village areas around summer colonies not yet reached by churches. The first outpost opens November 8 under an overseas worker with Lowell corps barracks as headquarters and A Toothaker as envoy. Frank Curtis will lead prayer services tonight and Wednesdays at the House of Prayer Orphanage Somerville with Miss May Rabelle as superintendent. The Federation of Churches of Greater Boston launches its expansion at Ford Hall tomorrow at 6 p m. The Boston conference on Prophecy and the Jews meets at Park Street Church tomorrow at 2 30 p m and 7 30 p m.
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Pinehurst
Billerica
Lowell Corps
A. Toothaker
Frank Curtis
Good Cheer
House of Prayer
Newcross Street
Somerville
May Rabelle
Federation of Churches of Greater Boston
Ford Hall
Boston Conference On ‘‘Prophecy
The
Park Street Church
City Transit Department
Waterways Commission
Richmond Street
Scollay Square
Town
Central Square
Kiley
Whose Word Is Better Than Your Druggist's
Public confidence in druggists rests on education and ethical service. The American Druggists Syndicate promotes cooperative, non secret remedies trusted by 28 000 members and supported by 186 Boston druggists who back ADS Household Remedies with guarantees.
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National Association of
American Druggists Sydicate
A.D.S
A.C.S
Boston
Ratification fight over peace treaty moves toward compromise
The Senate debates the peace treaty with 15 reservations after a pivotal vote on removing the preamble requirement for multilateral acceptance. Leaders Lodge and Hitchcock press for a quick compromise as mild reservation Republicans push for changes before a final ratification vote. The chamber adopts two new reservations on labor and voting equality, while several other proposals are rejected or set aside.
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Hitchcock
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Lenroot
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Egypt
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Hale
Maine
Reed
Gore
Shields
Death Takes Tim Mooney City Hall Supervisor of Signs
Timothy Mooney longtime Boston City Hall employee and supervisor of signs died at his home on Huntington Avenue Roxbury after a short illness with anemia. He served 28 years in the city messenger department and was a beloved figure among his colleagues. He is survived by his wife.
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Timothy Mooney
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City Hall
Huntington Avenue
Roxbury
Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Mooney
North End
John F. Fitzgerald
Thomas Mooney
City Messenger
Tim
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Mr. Mooney
Tunnel Plan Seen Best For Teaming Link
Public Works Commissioner Thomas F. Sullivan declared at a City Hall hearing that a teaming tunnel between the city and East Boston is the most practical solution to the ferry service shortfall.
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State Waterways Commission
City Transit Department
East Boston
Chamber of Commerce
Daniel J. Kiley
Frank W. Merrick
Boston
Municipal Transit Board
New York
Jersey
Public Works
Thomas F. Sullivan
Peters
Near-collision off Boston Bay endangers Cuban sugar cargo
The Lake Cayuga inbound from Antilla narrowly escaped a large unknown steamer 10 miles off Boston Lightship at 5 am in fog and darkness. A collision would have endangered 40 lives and 6,570,560 pounds of Cuban sugar. the crews called the near-miss a miracle after a five foot passage separated the vessels.
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Boston
Antilla
Catholics to Hold Over 100 Seats in Chamber of Deputies
The Messaggero reports that both the Catholic and Socialist parties are forecast to win more than 100 seats each in the new Chamber of Deputies after Sunday's elections in Rome.
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The
Messagero
Chamber of Deputies
Unitarian Laymen’s League to buy Boston landmark Georgian
The Georgian, famed as Boston’s theater district hub, is purchased by the Unitarian Laymen’s League for its Boston headquarters. The building will house a speakers’ rostrum, organ, choir gallery, a club for Unitarian members, a cafeteria in the basement, 40 sleeping rooms with baths, a library, and committee rooms. The principal use is religious headquarters with ongoing meetings planned through winter and occupancy expected by mid December.
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Boston
Bright Light
Unitarian
League
Watertown Church Holds Mock Auction
More than $14,000 was raised at the mock auction at Phillips Congregational Church in Watertown. Charles H. Dale auctioned 14,000 feet of land surrounding the church to parishioners who bought it back to the church, but Dale did not return their money. proceeds will fund a new parish house.
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Watertown
Charles H. Dale
Mr. Dale
House Suspends Further Business in Special Session
Washington November 18 the House began marking time awaiting Senate permission to adjourn no further sessions will be held during the special session and many members from nearby states have left for brief vacations before the regular session in December.
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Washington
House
Senate
Newton Banker Joins Waltham Trust After Resigning
Charles G. Clark of 61 Pelham Street Newton resigns as general manager of Newton Trust Company to become acting at Waltham Trust Company. Clark is a known local banker and former navy cost inspector.
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Pelham Street
Newton
Newton Trust Company
Waltham Trust Company
U.sing
Clark
Navy
Longtime Deputy Sheriff Cronin Dies at 73 in Roxbury
Deputy Sheriff Daniel A. Cronin, familiar to Suffolk County Superior Court visitors, died at home in Roxbury. Born in Ireland, he moved to Arlington as a child, served in the 28th Massachusetts during the Civil War, was wounded near the heart at Petersburg, later joined the Boston police, served 37 years as deputy sheriff, and held leading roles in Foresters of America and Catholic Order of Foresters. He leaves a widow, three sons, and two daughters.
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Superior Criminal Court
Suffolk County
Dale Street
Roxbury
Mr. Cronin
County Cork
Ireland
Arlington
Daniel
Massachusetts
Wilderness
Gettysburg
Fredericksburg
Petersburg
House of Representatives
Boston Police
Charles Sumner
Cronin
The
Foresters of America
Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters
Winifred E. Ewing Dies of Pneumonia at 46
Mrs Winifred E Ewing 46 wife of Francis P Ewing assistant clerk of the Superior Civil Court died last night at 56 Lawrence street Roxbury after a short illness with pneumonia. Funeral from home tomorrow and services at St Johns Church Blue Hill avenue at 10 30. Born in Cambridge she was a Cambridge High School for Girls graduate and is survived by her husband and three children Winifred Dorothy and Philip.
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Francis P. Ewing
Superior Civil Court
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Roxbury
St. John’s Church
Blue Hill Avenue
Ewing
Cambridge
Cambridge High School For Girls
Winifred
Dorothy
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